The reception was excellent.
MohammedA month ago
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★★★·Tsumeb·8.2
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Villa Africa Guesthouse in Tsumeb offers a tranquil retreat just 1 km from the town centre, featuring a year‑round outdoor pool, barbecue, and free private parking. Rooms include private bathrooms, seating areas, and kettles, while a dormitory provides shared facilities. Complimentary Wi‑Fi, a shared kitchen, and arranged day tours to Etosha National Park enhance the experience.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The reception was excellent.
Mohammed·A month ago
The lovely courtyard with the VW Bus Theke, the entrance that can be opened at night with a remote for the roll gate, were all great. The water did not get warm, maybe you need to ask about it.
Marcel·2 months ago
We had a fantastic stay. The self‑catering unit and rooms are fantastic—so comfortable and neat. The staff are very accommodating and friendly. The breakfasts were lovely, and the pizza was the best I’ve had. The family just loved chilling at the accommodation. If you ever visit Tsumed, this is the place to stay. Nothing was missing; we loved everything.
Glynnis·3 months ago
The room was clean. The space was clean. The Wi‑Fi stopped early in the morning.
Ruben·3 months ago
I loved the thoughtfully decorated dining area, but dinner only lasted until 19:30, so we had to head to the Minen Hotel for a meal (highly recommended). When we arrived at the guesthouse, we had to wait in front of a locked gate, which was not pleasant in the dark in Tsumeb. Parking at the property is insufficient; the next morning we were roused from bed to move our car, which was very annoying. Breakfast was held right next to our room, so we could hear everything and it was impossible to sleep through it. Insects were present in the room, and the door didn’t seal properly. On the first day, the toilet paper roll in the room was almost empty. The room is far too small for the price, and a price list for damages is displayed in the room, which felt unwelcoming.
Stjepan·3 months ago